iPhone 5S to be launched in June 2013

 iPhone 5S to be launched in June 2013

We're anxiously awaiting the iPhone 5S launch as we see cool devices like the Samsung Galaxy S4 and HTC One stream across our collective consciousness. OK, that may be a bit much, but at the rate that Android devices are launching, Apple's once-a-year launch cycle is beginning to feel slightly stale. Rumors and chatter amongst Apple supply chain folks suggests that the iPhone 5S, the obvious successor to the current iPhone 5, will be launching in June. Leaked information about product and accessory plans for the iPhone 5S point to an early summer launch, but as with most of this type of leaked info, we have to take it with a grain of salt. TechCrunch reports: "The presentation catalog, which details new cases and chargers for iPhone devices as well as Qi-enabled wireless chargers and dongles for the iPhone 5, points to a firm June 2013 launch of what they are calling the iPhone 5S." The only reason a June launch seems a little unusual at this point is because of Apple's shifted cycle of fall launches with the iPhone 4S and the iPhone 5. However, it isn't really a stretch of the imagination to think that it may go back to a summer schedule launch. Anyone with even a faint memory of the iPhone's launch history will know that the iPhone 5S will probably look exactly like its predecessor, which isn't necessarily a bad thing since the 5S is a beautiful device. It will probably be beefed up in appreciable ways, like processing power, speed and perhaps camera. The downside to this is that the device begins to seem a little stale because of Android's pace, and the marketing beast that is Samsung. Many are accusing Apple of failing to innovate and introduce exciting new products after the death of Steve Jobs, but perhaps it's easier to appreciate the shiny and the new instead of the reliable and the refined. If you'd like to chime in with your two cents on the iPhone 5S, feel free to leave us a comment down below and we'll happily share our thoughts with you, too. 

News Source: www.thefullsignal.com